You are designing a Power BI report showing quarterly sales by product category. Which combination of title, axis labels, and legend settings ensures the report is clear and user-friendly?

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AUse a generic title, no axis labels, and enable legend by 'Region'

BNo title, label X-axis as 'Category', Y-axis as 'Value', and disable legend

CUse a descriptive title, label X-axis as 'Quarter', Y-axis as 'Sales Amount', and enable legend by 'Product Category'

DUse a descriptive title, label axes as 'Time' and 'Revenue', and disable legend

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Title clarity
Use a descriptive title that reflects the content, e.g., 'Quarterly Sales by Product Category'.
Step 2: Axis labels
Label the X-axis as 'Quarter' and Y-axis as 'Sales Amount' to clarify data dimensions.
Step 3: Legend settings
Enable the legend by 'Product Category' to distinguish categories clearly.
Final Answer:
Use a descriptive title, label X-axis as 'Quarter', Y-axis as 'Sales Amount', and enable legend by 'Product Category' -> Option C
Quick Check:
Clear titles, labels, and relevant legends improve report usability [OK]

Quick Trick: Descriptive titles and matching labels with legend improve clarity [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using vague or missing titles
Incorrect or missing axis labels
Disabling legend when categories exist

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You are designing a Power BI report showing quarterly sales by product category. Which combination of title, axis labels, and legend settings ensures the report is clear and user-friendly?

Step 1: Title clarity

Step 2: Axis labels

Step 3: Legend settings

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